Samsung continues to invest in foldable smartphones and, after the launch of the Galaxy Z Flip (which has a clamshell design and SDM 855+ Chipset), the company’s next project might be Galaxy Fold 2. Based on the leaks on the supposed foldable phone, the folks at the German website Windows United shared renders of the device. According to the leaked renders, the device could follow the design standards of the first Galaxy Fold but bringing increments such as better use of the screen and cameras with more power. The highlight is the external screen, which gains more space in front of the foldable phone.
At the rear, the rendering shows five camera sensors, which may possibly include a 108 MP primary sensor with 100x zoom, similar to what we saw on the Galaxy S20 Ultra. The Galaxy Fold 2 that appears in the renderings also has a flexible display, which adopts a punch-hole in the screen to store the internal camera. With this, the device has better use of the display compared to the first model in the line. While rumors about the Galaxy Fold 2 are increasingly constant, Samsung has not officially commented on the device.